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Tina Ambani took to Instagram today, February 26, to share a string of unseen pictures from the wedding festivities. She even shared a heartwarming post welcoming daughter-in-law Khrisha Shah into their home.
Anil and Tina Ambani’s son Anmol Ambani tied the knot with Khrisha Shah on February 20 at Sea Wind in Mumbai. They had a star-studded wedding ceremony and grand pre-wedding festivities as well. The newlywed couple’s dreamy pictures went crazy viral online. Now, Tina Ambani took to Instagram today, February 26, to share a string of unseen pictures from the wedding festivities. She even shared a heartwarming post welcoming daughter-in-law Khrisha into their home.
Tina Ambani took to Instagram to post a sweet picture of herself with Anil Ambani, son Anmol and Khrisha. All of them looked extremely happy together and posed for the picture with smiling faces. While Tina wore a strappy printed top with black pants and a stunning diamond necklace, Khrisha looked chic in a geometric-printed bodycon dress.
“Welcoming our daughter! Blessed and overjoyed as Khrisha enters our home. A new chapter for Anmol, a new energy in the house, a new beginning for us all. Gratitude,” Tina captioned the post.
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Tina Ambani also shared several beautiful pictures from Anmol and Khrisha’s haldi and mehendi ceremony. Some of the snaps were from the wedding after-party and the Mandva Mahurat as well.
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